How can development research contribute to transformation for sustainability? Join the multi-stakeholder discussions at DevRes 2020.

Weather-index insurance can shield smallholder farmers from climate-related disasters, but it's mainly the wealthy who can afford it. How to change that?

Nature-based solutions were emphasized during COP25 as a means for climate change adaptation. But what does it mean in practice?

Daphne Tan shares her insights from our networking event in Thailand.

Watch this and other interviews with the participants at our network gathering in Thailand!

Join this conference to learn about climate change adaptation practices and initiatives of indigenous women in Asia and how to include them in the climate policy agenda.

The development of edible insects as a food industry has been very slow, despite its many potential benefits. What needs to change?

We invite our members and partner organisations from Asia to join us for an update on SIANI’s work in the region and to consult on future priorities.

We are looking for dedicated individuals to renew our Steering Committee, a government body that provides guidance and direction to our work. Do you have anyone in mind?

The Young Scientific Programme Committee (YSPC) (age 35 and under) is a group of individuals selected each year to support the Scientific Programme Committee (SPC). They collaborate with experienced scientists and water professionals, develop the seminars' programme of one of the world’s most renowned water conferences, and gain visibility within the water community. They also add another, important perspective to the SPC’s work: the young professionals' perspective.